Allen Iverson Autographed 1996-97 Topps Starting Lineup Rookie Card #171 Philadelphia 76ers Beckett BAS #14863341 Topps Card #208 - Terry Leach

Name: Allen Iverson Autographed 1996-97 Topps Starting Lineup Rookie Card #171 Philadelphia 76ers Beckett BAS #14863341 Topps Card #208 - Terry Leach
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Allen Iverson Autographed 1996-97 Topps Starting Lineup Rookie Card #171 Philadelphia 76ers Beckett BAS #14863341 Topps Card #208 - Terry Leach

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Allen Iverson Autographed 1996 97 Topps Starting Lineup Rookie Card #171 Philadelphia 76ers Beckett BAS #14863341 Topps Card #208 Terry Leach Card #208 Terry Leach Card #217 John O'Donoghue This is a 1996 97 Topps Starting Lineup Rookie Card #171 that has been hand signed by Allen Iverson It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder

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